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The Latest Breaking News from Vuelta

‘There were bodies on the floor’: The Basque Country has just debuted this immensely hard climb and it left the peloton in tatters

A wall of 32%. How long until the Vuelta has a summit finish here?

Cycling Weekly

Forget the Classics, Soudal-Quick Step are a GC team: 'We have shown that we're strong enough'

Soudal-Quick Step's performances in the Classics continue to disappoint, but when it comes to stage racing they're outperforming the so-called experts

Cycling Weekly

Veteran Oscar Sevilla keeps on winning at the age of 46

2001 Vuelta a España podium finisher takes first 2023 victory in Guatemalan stage race

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Remco Evenepoel sets sights on Tour de France after winning Vuelta a Espana

The 22-year-old Belgian won the Spanish grand tour on Sunday and dreams of winning winning all three in his career

The Independent UK

Vuelta a España contender Primož Roglič in doubt to finish race after big crash on stage 16

The finish to stage 16 threatens to upend the fight for overall victory at the Vuelta a España, with a top contender requiring a medical clearance to continue the race. Watch the vision of Primož Roglič's heavy crash.

ABC News

Sam Bennett stuns as he wins second stage of Vuelta a Espana

Bennett impressed as he won the second stage of the Vuelta a Espana.

Irish Mirror

For Australia the 2022 Tour de France was a case of what might have been

After hardships and disappointments – and two bright sparks – focus turns to the Vuelta and a home world championships

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Chris Froome forced out of Tour de France after positive test for Covid-19

The 37-year-old is now targeting the Vuelta a Espana in August.

The Independent UK

Tour de France: analysing what makes cycling’s premier race exciting

In 2019, the Tour de France changed its rules so that teams consisted of eight riders instead of nine. Christian Prudhomme, director of the Tour, justified the decision by citing safety issues (fewer riders, therefore less risk of crashes) and the dynamism of the race (fewer riders, therefore fewer locked-in…

The Conversation

Who are cycling's best male sprinters of all time?

Which of pro cycling's speedsters make the cut?

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